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NPE 2019 to Offer 30 Management Sessions
Includes 28 new management-related topics
October 1, 2018
Grow Consulting's Guy Gruenberg, shown at one of his NPE sessions in 2018, will present several new topics at NPE 2019 including 'The Stand-Out Business: 4 Steps to Separate Your Business from the Pack.'
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How to Design a Successful Pavement Sealer
How to Design a Successful Pavement Sealer
October 1, 2018
Paving
Looking Back, Planning Ahead
Plan ahead for NPE management sessions
October 1, 2018
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Sealer Storage: Are Yard Tanks for You?
Here’s how to decide if your sealcoating business is ready for a sealer storage tank in your yard
October 1, 2018
The main factors affecting tank location are ease of delivery of the tank, ease of refill from the supplier, and ease of access for filling your sealer applicator equipment. This location at Parking Lot Maintenance (PLM), Lake St. Louis, MO, succeeds in all aspects.
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How to Keep Sweeper Operators Safe at Night
Timmons Group
How to Keep Sweeper Operators Safe at Night
October 1, 2018
Situational risk analysis begins with due diligence (conduct a site survey, examine the history of incidents in an area) and preparation (lights, camera, company policy etc.)
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More Than Just Tracking Vehicles: GPS Can Drive Profit into Your Business
How analyzing real-time GPS data can help you to plan realistically, route efficiently, manage effectively and invoice accurately while expanding your profitable mobile service operations
October 1, 2018
An integrated GPS software can eliminate time and can provide additional information to help sweeping contractors run their business.
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Hot Mix
Rose Paving Expands
October 1, 2018
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How to Avoid the 10 Most-common Infrared Mistakes
How to avoid the 10 most-common infrared mistakes
October 1, 2018
One of the most-common mistakes occurs when luting the repair. The lute person needs to remove the larger aggregate from the top of the repair, which enables a tighter bond. At the same time, “over luting” will cause large aggregate to roll up at the surface. A good lute man will quickly level the repair with one or two passes, minimizing heat loss and minimizing the need to pull stone from the surface.
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Compaction by Rubber “Carpet”?
Roller retrofit challenges long-standing approach to asphalt compaction
October 1, 2018
To date the AMIR has been used successfully on more than eight bridges and on more than six highway test sections.
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How to Save on New Equipment Purchases: Section 179
How Section 179 helps you save when buying new equipment
October 1, 2018
The 2017 tax law provided additional opportunities for contractors to reduce their tax liability when buying new equipment.
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Midwest Striping Recognizing Public Service
Midwest Striping offers free signs reserve parking space for military, first responders
October 1, 2018
Robert Lindsay displays the first version of the sign he installs for free. A recent 'everybody' sign says 'Super Heroes Parking. Reserved for vets, active military, law enforcement, fire, EMS and search & rescue personnel. Thank you for your service.'
Business
How to Overcome Construction Customers' Top Three Price Complaints
While you can't stop customers' price objections, what you can do is address it in a way that can win you work.
October 1, 2018
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Please Define Frivolous?
what is a 'frivolous lawsuit"?
October 1, 2018
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Millennials in your Workplace
World Sweeping Association
Adapt your culture to Millennial workers
October 1, 2018
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Marketing for All Seasons – It Works!
Why contractor should market all year round
October 1, 2018
Paving
How to Become a Certified Sweeper for Parking Lots
North American Power Sweeping Association (NAPSA)
NAPSA’s certification program aims to improve sweeper operator safety, retention, professionalism
October 1, 2018
NAPSA’s CSO-Parking Lot training relies on text, video, and graphics to convey concepts. This graphic shows how if an operator can always see the ground between the object and sweeper, it is impossible to hit it. “Normally this would suggest putting the object on the driver side when required to get close to it, but rather than stating a rule we try to visually teach the concept,” says Mark Carter. “This one graphic speaks volumes and will save contractors thousands.”
IRONPROS
What to Know Before Buying a Milling Machine
More decisions go into the purchase of this piece of equipment over any other
October 1, 2018
Pm620 Virginia Small
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Adding Life to High RAP Mixes
Cargill uses bio-based rejuvenator to restore and extend pavement life cycle
October 1, 2018
Cargill
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